Almost everyone has crossed the street outside of a crosswalk at some point, but in Las Vegas, doing so is considered illegal. Nevada law requires pedestrians to cross streets in marked crosswalks and follow any traffic signals. Jaywalking, or crossing in areas that aren’t designated for pedestrians, can lead to fines and may affect your rights if an accident...
Continue ReadingWhen someone is injured because of another person’s extreme or reckless actions, the law provides more than just compensation for medical bills, lost wages, or pain and suffering. In certain cases, Nevada allows for punitive damages, which are additional monetary awards meant to punish the wrongdoer and discourage similar behavior in the future. These damages are not given in...
Continue ReadingCar accidents can be stressful and confusing, especially in a busy city like Las Vegas. While your focus is likely on recovering and dealing with insurance, collecting information from witnesses can be one of the most important steps in protecting your rights. Witness accounts provide details that you might miss and can make a big difference when proving fault...
Continue ReadingCar accidents are stressful. You might be dealing with vehicle damage, injuries, and medical bills. On top of that, insurance companies will start calling, asking questions that can affect your compensation. Knowing what to expect can help you protect your rights and get the settlement you deserve. Understanding the questions insurance companies ask and how to respond is key....
Continue ReadingDealing with an insurance claim after an accident can feel overwhelming. Insurance adjusters might seem friendly or helpful at first, but their main goal is to protect the insurance company, not you. They often use specific tactics to lower the payout you receive. Understanding these strategies can make a big difference in getting fair compensation for your injuries, medical...
Continue ReadingSlip-and-fall accidents can happen in a split second and leave lasting effects. Injuries from these accidents can range from minor bruises to severe fractures, head injuries, or long-term medical problems. Beyond the physical pain, victims often face medical bills, lost wages, and emotional stress. Las Vegas, with its busy streets, casinos, and crowded public areas, has a higher risk...
Continue ReadingIf you have experienced serious emotional distress, it can affect your sleep, work, and overall well-being. In Las Vegas, Nevada law allows people to sue for emotional distress under certain circumstances. Both intentional and negligent actions by another person can be grounds for a claim, but proving it in court requires careful documentation and evidence. Understanding the rules and...
Continue ReadingBus stops are part of everyday life for thousands of Las Vegas residents. People rely on buses to get to work, school, or social events. For many, waiting at a bus stop is safe. But accidents do happen, and sometimes the people hurt are not even on board the bus. If you are injured at a bus stop, you...
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been in a car accident in Nevada, understanding personal injury protection, or PIP, can help cover medical bills, lost wages, and other costs after a crash. PIP is part of your auto insurance and works differently depending on the state. In Nevada, it is optional, but it can make a big difference in paying for immediate expenses...
Continue ReadingGetting into a car accident is stressful enough. But when you find out the other driver doesn’t even have a valid license, things can feel even more complicated. In Las Vegas, many people drive without a license—sometimes because it’s suspended, expired, or never issued in the first place. If this happens to you, understanding your rights and next steps...
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